A Historical Review of the Origin and Growth of Buddhism in India

Today, the majority of scholars and historians concur that Buddhism is a religion, or more accurately, dharma, that encourages thoughtful reflection, strong living free from materialistic cravings, and has established a range of methods, practices, beliefs, artwork, and writing to ensure that there is as little suffering and suffering as possible for humanity. It exhorts people to choose a ‘style of life' that values life in all its forms and invites them to conduct self-reflection in order to gain life lessons through practicing moral principles. By following the teachings of the Buddha, a person learns how to protect themselves from all problems and suffering. Buddhism states that internal growth ensures harmony and joy in a person's life rather than external events or advancements in worldly possessions in determining personal fulfillment. Actually, if we incorporate Buddha's teachings into our daily routine, we will genuinely wish to address all of our inner problems that irritate us and interfere with our activities. Harmony will come naturally to us since we will sincerely want to achieve a certain goal. It is necessary to learn about the standards of the Buddhism Center and truly understand the directives in order to complete all of the stated tasks. There is a great deal to learn about this religion that dates back 2,500 years and has gained significant international recognition. This research study focuses on the origin and development of Buddhism in India.